DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
s a . STRICTLYCONFIDENTIAL . ,*
Women's League of
Young Israel To Hold
Palestine Night Feb. 8
February 4, 1944
Women of Gmiluth
Chassodim To Hold
Social Eve Feb. 8
Gala Show Sponsored
By Jewish War Veterans
by Phineas J. Biron
The Women's League of Young
Women of Gmiluth Chassodim
Plans have been completed for
Israel is sponsoring a Palestine invite all members and friends what is intended to be the finest
YOU SHOULD KNOW:
Distribution Committee, is now night program in celebration of
A crackerjack investigator tells considered one of America's first Chamisho Osor b'Shvat, on Tues- to attend a social evening, to be social affair of the season when
held on Tuesday, Feb. 8, at 8:30 the Lawrence H. Jones Post No.
us: "Notwithstanding the attempt authorities on aviation . . . Rabbi day evening, Feb. 8, at 9 p.
p. in., in the Jewish Community 190, Jewish War Veterans, will
to interpret recent anti-Jewish Barnett R. Brickner of Cleveland,
-40 pauuea :uoiss!tupu sa mai! be hosts at a mammoth party for
outrages in Boston and New York now on a tour of Army camps in
211. All participants are asked their members and friends on
the
Middle
East,
Italy
and
North
as mere manifestations of juvenile
to bring one of the following Tuesday night, Feb. 8. The na-
Africa,
is
receiving
so
much
pub-
delinquency, the fact is that most
items as admission: canner or- tionally famous Bowery in Ham-
of the young hoodlums who have licity in the American press that
ange, lemon, tomato juices, choc- tramck will be the scene of this
another
nationally
known
rabbi
attacked Jewish children are pu-
olate, little dolls, nutmeats, rai- gala party, and guests will be
(whose pulpit is not in Ohio) is
pils in parochial and Sunday contemplating an inspection tour
sins, figs, dates (wrapped in treated to the usual all-star Bow-
schools . . . Anti-Semitism cannot of our armed forces on foreign
cellophane). These packages will ery show supplemented with
be cured by home influence alone soil.
be sent to refugee children in some special added features.
England.
. . . It must be eradicated in the . . . The author of "Under Cover"
All mollies raised by this affair
religious schools, where it origi- (his pseudonym is John Roy Carl-
Refreshments will be served. will be used to buy gifts and
Guests are welcome.
magazine subscriptions for their
nates and is nursed". . . These son) should be swimming in
service members. Admission is $1
are strong words, but worth pond- money . . . But he isn't .. . All
ering .. . Donald Ogden Stewart his royalties are tied up—to pro-
Kvutzah Ivrith to Celebrate per person, and tickets can be
secured from the entertainment
has just completed an anti-Fascist tect his publishers in the event of
Chamisho Osor b'Shvat
chairman, Milton E. Greenbblatt,
play so powerful that Broadway libel suits.
producers are afraid to handle it TRUE STORY:
The Kvutzah Ivrith, the He- Randolph 7000, Adjutant Bert
There's a clerk at Tiffany's, the
brew cultural group of Detroit, Kline, Tyler 5-1047, as well as
. . . Too hot, and too true . . .
Will
celebrate Chamisho Osor a number of specially designated
TWo years ago Secretary Harold famed jewelry shop, who's still
b'Shvat, on Saturday evening, depots listed in an advertisement
L. Ickes was the recipient of the blushing . . . It seems a seedy-
in this issue.
Feb. 12.
Protestant Award for services to looking little soldier wandered
The general public is extended
over
to
that
clrek's
counter
and
The
planning
and
program
for
democracy . . . Two weeks ago
it cordial invitation to attend,
asked
to
see
some
bracelets
.
.
.
this
celebration
will
be
arranged
Pierre van Paassen received the
by the women members of the
same award for the year 19-13 The salesman restrained an im-
Kvutzah. The chairmen, the talks,
. . . The reason: "The Forgotten pulse to direct his customer to the
nearest Woolworth's, and, just for
playlets, songs, the entire eve- Hebrew School to Celebrate
Ally."
a gag, brought out a tray of
ning, even the refreshments, will
CRACKS ON THE NAZI LINE: sparkling armbands . . . The
be arranged and carried out by Jewish Arbor Day Feb. 9
RABBI JACOB NATHAN
a woman's committee headed by
Up in the Bronx they're say- soldier studied the jewels care-
Chamisho Osor b'Shvat, Jew-
ing that the Nazis lost Cassino fully, made his selection, pulled a at the Yeishvath Beth Yehudah, Mrs. Ruth Ticktin Chanan, Mrs. ish Arbor Day, which takes place
battered
checkbook
out
of
his
Yonina
Mathis
and
Miss
Zelda
because they didn't have the cards
Dexter Blvd. at Cortland Ave.
this year on Wednesday, Feb. 9,
The "Land of Promise," a Rosenthal.
—their Duce was missing . . . pocket and wrote out a check for
will be celebrated in all the
the
price
asked—$5,000
.
.
.
But
The program will start prompt- branches of the United Hebrew
very interesting and appropriate
And here's one that Winchell
plucked straight off the grapevine Tiffany clerks are smart •guys film will be shown. Rabbi Jacob ly at 9 o'clock. It is open to the Schools in the traditional man-
. . . A German traveling through who don't accept checks from Nathan, affiliated with the Con- public, men and women, and ner, which consists of, first of
strangers . . . So this clerk told
neutral Turkey asked one of the the soldier his check would have gregation Bnai Moshe, will speak there is no admission charge.
all, studying the origin, the
natives: "And who do you think to be sent to hte bank for certi- on the significance of Chamisho
meaning and customs of this na-
BRADY
P.
T.
A.
tional celebration, and of arrang-
will win the war?". . . Whereupon fication before he could have the Osor b'Shvat. The intermediate
At its most important meeting ing classroom parties featuring
the Turk replied: "I'm no prophet bracelet . . . And then the clerk group of Young Israel have also
—all I know is that when I meet looked at the signature on the arranged a fine program. Cha- of the year, the Brady P. T. A. Palestinian fruits. In Palestine
Englishmen they never ask me check . . . His customer was Carl misho Osor fruit and refresh- will celebrate family night on each year the children use Arbor
ments will be served.
Tuesday, Feb. 8, at 8 p. m., in Day, or as it is known, as the
who's going to win."
Laemmle, Jr., son of the late
All members of the general the school auditorium.
New Year of the Trees, for
movie
tycoon.
ZIONEWS:
organization, their friends, and
The principal speaker of the planting trees. In the United He-
The Emergency Committee to
the public are cordially invited. evening will be Superintendent brew Schools we stress the sig-
I
Save the Jewish People of Europe
of Schools Warren E. Bow, who nificance of the upbuilding of
takes the credit for President
will take as his topic "Our Pub- Palestine, and contribute funds
By LIEUT. FREDDIE BOYLE
Roosevelt's appointment of a spa-
towards the tree planting project.
You Are Always In My Mind lic Schools".
cial War Refugee Board to deal
Technician 5th grade Charlotte
(Dedicated to My Mother)
wiht the difficult and important Friedly, one of the enlisted wo-
task of "forestalling the plan of men on duty in the Detroit re- Even if we are hundreds of miles
apart—
the Nazis to exterminate all the cruiting office, told me last week
I adore you sweetheart.
Jews and other persecuted minori- that many civilians asks her,
ties in Europe". . . That the pub- "What about your officers?" She Mother—when you are nearest
All the joys are dearest;
licity campaign carried on by the has given her answer in the fol-
You are always in my mind
Committee had a great deal to do lowing paragraphs:
"We enlisted women depend You are the nicest mother anyone
with the President's decision is
can find.
beyond doubt . . . Marvin Loew- upon our officers. We expect them
Mother—to me you are very
enthal, the suave stylist and his- to set an example for us in con-
dear,
torian, whose recent biography of duct and appearance. We look to
Life without you is very drear,
Henrietta Szold reads like a novel, them for advice and assistance in
will devote much of his time to doing our jobs as good soldiers In all this world there isn't such
In return, we respect them A dear mother, I value you so
the Zionist Emergency Council should.
and their authority.
much
. . . While Emanuel Neuman and
"To become a WAC officer, a
Louis Lipsky were in Mexico, a woman must go through basic That to me you are more preci-
ous than all the silver and
short time ago, they had a very training as all WACc do, and
gold
interesting conversation with Con- then further her training at a
That Uncle Sam does hold!
stantine Oumansky, Soviet Am- specialist school or work at an
bassador to that country . . . Army installation. A woman must
't/taeit4/.
In the tank or at night when we
Oumansky amazed them with his be in the WAC for three months
stop to rest
familiarity with the Palestine before she may apply for Officers I take your picture from my
question .. . Just when the New Candidate School. Before being
breast—
Palestine had, after a long period accepted as an officer candidate,
Look at it with a longing smile,
of gradual improvement, come to she must go before a board of Wishing to be with you even for
look and sometimes read like a two or three WAC officers.
a little while.
"Perhaps the following officer's I dream about seeing you every
good magazine, Carl Alpert, the
remark
which
I
heard
recently
editor, went into the Army.
night,
will explain, better than I can
NEWS TO YOU:
Kissing and hugging you so
Did you know that, because of tell you, the personal qualifica-
tight
a facial deformation due to an tions some WACs have for a com- That I awake filled with great
illness, Charles Proteus Steinmetz, mission in the Women's Army
delight,
who was to become head of the Corps: A gentleman asked a Wac Only to find you disappeared
how
she
could
become
a
captain
from sight.
Schenectady laboratories of Gen-
It's only it dream—it's true—
eral Electric, almost was refused in less than a year when it took
his
daughter,
who
is
an
Army
But after the war—I'll make it
admission to the United States
real for me and you.
when he came here as an immi- nurse, three years to get her
training. The WAC captain an-
PVT. ARTHUR H. GROSS,
grant? . . . Tell that to some of swered, 'Sir, it took me forty
Fort Jackson, S. C.
your anti-immigration friends .. . years to become a captain!' . .
We gathered this tidbit for you You see, our officers are qualified
from the newly published Volume by previous civilian experience and
,Sponsored by
Ten (the final volume) of the Uni- training. Some of them are as- Sisterhood of Temple Israel
versal Jewish Encyclopedia, from signed as adjutants, classification Bond Goal Is $175,000
LAWRENCE H. JONES POST NO. 190
which we also learn that Hermann and special services officers, etc.
Preceding a special board meet-
Struck, the renowned artist who These women replace male officers
ing of Temple Israel Sisterhood,
died in Palestine last month, was as we replace enlisted men."
JEWISH WAR VETERANS OF THE U. S.
the board members were the
convinced that the great Dutch
Well said, Ti f) Friedly . . . I
painter Rembrandt was a .Jew, want to add just this one thought. guests of the Women's Health
and had hoped to present definite During the first week of Officer Club at the Jewish Community
Center, on Monday, Jan. 24.
proof of this.
Candidate School, a lieutenant
The meeting. was called to or-
ABOUT PEOPLE:
colonel spoke to our class . . . der
USUAL ALL STAR BOWERY SHOW
at 2 p. in. by Mrs. Samuel
With all the praise being be- "Each of you wonder whether
B.
Danto,
president.
PLUS SPECIAL FEATURES
stowed on various personages for you will be a good officer," he
Mrs. Arthur Hass and Mrs.
New York's new City Center for said. "This is the test: If you can
Music and Drama, not enough at- put the welfare of your enlisted Saul Benyas urged all members
tention is being paid to the work women above your own welfare, to attend the annual card party
of lIarry Friedgut, director of the you will be the ideal officer." And at Kern's on Jan. 31.
Mrs. Randolph Weber, chair-
Center, whose tireless and devoted in the same vein, a brigadier gen-
labors are largely responsible for oral told another officer candidate man in charge of bonds and
the success of the enterprise . . . class this: "Don't forget that you stamps, announced that the Sis-
terhood goal is $175,000, the
Irma Kraft, once with the Joint were once a private."
ADMISSION TICKETS $1.00
price of a bomber. Mrs. Weber
may be reached at University
Ai ailable at
3-6499 for bond service.
Our New Location
A new chairman in charge of
ADOPT-A.YANK HEADQUARTERS
uniongrams was appointed to the
11738
board. Mrs. Harry Clark, Uni-
13327 Linwood Ave., Asalon Theater Bldg.
versity :3-3384, will be glad to
Between Webb and Tuxedo
JOSEFF BROS. RESTAURANT, 1447 Griswold
send uniongrams for any special
Next Door to Levine's Grocery
occasion.
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.KEEP ON
W ITH WAR BONDS
2nd Annual
BOWERY
GALA
NIGHT
Tuesday, Feb. 8th
AT THE FAMOUS BOWERY
12050 JOS. CAMPAU, HAMTRAMCK
DEXTER BLVD.
QUALITY
MEATS — ALWAYS FRESH
Aaron B. Margolis
Kosher Meat & Poultry Market
BOESKY RESTAURANT, 8900 12th St.
He who gives his young daugh-
ter in marriage to an old man,
to gain a material benefit there-
by, breaks the commandment:
"Thou shalt not dishonor thy own
daughter."
FREDSON'S RESTAURANT, 12017 Dexter
CHICAGO DEXTER SERVICE, 9639 Dexter
HIRSCH'S MARKET, 7710 W. McNichols Rd.